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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
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Bid Documents (IMP) 2007 Correspondence
Permit Index Doc Type
General Correspondence
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D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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Mine 4 Reclamation. Reclamation of the Mine 4 area consisted of reclaiming the mine <br /> entry area as well as reclamation of the coal loadout area, located approximately 200 feet <br /> vertically below the mine entries, and the conveyor corridor that connected these two <br /> areas. Previous to the DRMS reclamation work, a structural demolition company <br /> employed by Mid Continent Resources sealed the mine entries, and removed all of the <br /> metallic debris from the area. All non-metallic structures, foundations and channels were <br /> left in-place for DRMS contractors to demolish and remove. <br /> Reclamation work consisted of structural demolition, backfilling and grading, drainage <br /> manipulation and revegetation work. Numerous remnant buildings, foundations and <br /> beltline foundations were left at the site. All concrete materials were demolished to <br /> below ground surface level. The rubble generated at the mine entry area was <br /> preferentially placed within the open portions of the mine entries, outby the seals. Excess <br /> concrete was placed against the highwall at the entry area. <br /> The highwall and the loadout cut slope were backfilled with earthen materials generated <br /> on site. Material from the north facing Mine Bench Outslope was excavated to generate <br /> fill material. The slopes located below the loadout bench were excavated to generate fill <br /> material for that area. <br /> The entire area was graded to establish appropriate surface water runoff characteristics. <br /> No topsoil was available to support revegetation efforts, so the in-place earthen materials <br /> were amended with straw mulch and fertilizer, which were cut into the dirt using a dozer. <br /> The area was then revegetated using a U. S. Forest Service approved seed mixture. <br /> An attempt was made to stabilize a small portion of the steep slopes below the east facing <br /> side of the mine entries and the fill slopes located above Road C, below the Mine 4 <br /> bench, by revegetating them. These areas were hand roughened, and a bonded fiber <br /> matrix blanket was applied to the slope. <br /> At the time that this work was completed, Mid Continent Resources owned the property <br /> at Mine 4. Subsequent to completion of the reclamation work, the U.S. Forest Service <br /> acquired the property. <br /> Waste Piles Proiect. The Sutey Refuse Disposal Area and a portion of the Old Refuse <br /> Disposal Area were reclaimed during this project. Mid Continent Resources had <br /> previously reclaimed portions of each facility; however,the majority of the Sutey <br /> Disposal Area had not yet been reclaimed. Conversely, only a small portion of the Old <br /> Refuse Pile required further work. <br /> Reclamation of the Sutey Disposal Area consisted of demolishing a series of concrete <br /> conveyor belt foundations, grading of the coal refuse to achieve a stable landform, <br /> application of twenty inches of topsoil, construction of a run-on diversion ditch and five <br /> run-off conveyance ditches, and seed, fertilizer and mulch application. Additionally, <br /> areas adjacent to the refuse pile were also reclaimed. These areas included two former <br /> topsoil stockpile areas and another area cleared of vegetation. <br /> 5 <br />
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